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CA mtv i NU I > KA IMA Wi:\ross.- Cv-r,
Suivies reeetit Order ptollilVers the bavnar
ons practice hf cn having dcaiuy Weapons
We desire tu see wholesome regal'*:
lion strictly eiiforcoil.
tl?" A now Republican (tiuiv paper
ha-? just heen started ?,, \uw Orleans
It rings clear fijf fteedoih lind cpu
rights. One should he immediate.}
started in Charleston.
tV 'T'nion Leagues" are hoing estab
lished thrungli the State with great
success. Many whites aro becoming
members. Union is strength,
Tm: STATIONS ON HIV. NOUTIIKASTKKN
KAU. KOAO. known as Strawberry and
Giuliani's, will be discontinued after the
1st pr?ximo, and a now one midway be
tween them established.
Vf Let the country people beware;of
the "Landshnrks" w hen they colite to tile
city. Keep cleat of rum shops, gambling
bel's, and dells of Vice. Jf Von want t..
keep your monet/ Of your character "bc
ware of m l) uum ! Co nut In the way
of tlie destroyer Ju- it is (loath !
Vt?' Those why wish tb enjoy a rare
luxury, and Un- same limo koop cool ill
these exciting times, should read Lar
OumbeV advert i seihen t, and then govern
themselves accordingly.
Nor A TY* \A-ncxi. JOKK.-The ex-rebels
of Tennessee, as a practical joke, propose
lo elect a colored uip.h Governor of tho
State. Tho only ming that stands in
theil* way is, that no decent colored man
will consent to run on their ticket, and if
they should lind one so debased as lo ac
cept a nomination from them, no decent
colored man would vote for him. Sn it
will be a haid matter fur tho robs to car
ry ont their "joke."-Xorfulk Hvp'uO.
NotcrtiEUN Aro.-The Haleigh Sttind
ard thus appeals to the North for help:
Iii our ranks are found Ibo colored vo
ling population. They should bc visited
and incessantly taught their .duty and;
(heir rights. We need aid. Will nut j
our Hcli and powerful friends in tlie
North help us? Let their great men i
come down and confer with us - address!
our people, and sow thc seeds of recoil-f
?ij'uctidn broadcast over the land, lt is
ii gt'Oivl work, and lio dibit should be j
.soared to ensure success.
We eau it I so assure our friends thal il
their hratbI'S come down, the people will
turu out in linn.Ired- to hear them. Wh\ '
therefore, should they delay? The luiiv
v est in ripe, but the laborers are few.
Tiir. nov AND Titi: MAN.- A long time
ago. a little boy 1*2 year- bid, on his way
10 Vermont, stopped at a country tavern
and paid for his lodging and breakfast j
by sawing wood, instead <>f a-king it as,
ti girt. Kiliy years later tho same boy
j Hissed the same little inn as Gl'.OltOK
iV.AnoPY. tho banker, whose miine is the
synonym of magnificent charities-Un
honored of two hemispheres.
1'rivale advices received herc indicate
a considerable emigration 1'ioni New j
Kiigiand tu New York and I'ennsylva- ?
nia.
1?\ G. De Kout ai ne, editor and propri-1
ctor of thc South Carolinian, denies thc
statement that his paper bas been sold to
Heverlv Nash, tu be converted mlo a
freedman's organ.
Ni;? OKI.KANS, April 24.-Thc Chief
of Police of ibis city lias boen discharged
by order of General Sheridan, for alleg
ed discouragement of the registration of
olored people.
Al Spring Strei t M. Jv. (inuvn. on Ui02'l<!
In.-t.. hy Jb T. A Wchifer, Mr.?lohn A.Lund
4ii>l Miss Sarah Dawkins; al) o'.'tiilliioston,
On thc 2?tlt inst., by Kev. A. Web.iur. Mr.
W illiam s. Perry and Mi-- Radio) .Minson;
ld! of < iuuiedton.
At baker Institute. April lsih liv Wey. T.
*sV. Lt wi*, Mr. Isaac Haywood and Mi-sie
na Nelson.
tin .h.hn'- Gland April lilli bf Kev'.T.\\\
Lewis. Wm.'taylor lo RcMaSiliinmn? ; c.
Kdwunls to Susan'Whaler ; A. Hiintor to
\niUi brown; A. Smith to Kcbeeea William?
.,ni> harleS Kuy ll ll to Nancy Campbell.
Di i.n. aller a short illness, in thc City ol
New York, on November 'HM, I8(>l>, (?corgi
McKinlay, ll was hurd for us to bclicvi
that bc win.in wc daily expected auionjj
us, would indeed return, Ijiit nins, chilled ii
(he cm]>raec of death.
I psses?iiM? of a henri of ?In? sensibilities
nuU clle?t clear um) vigorous, whilsi his
.0l???i? hib'grlty ut" character ciulcurcd him
io us all. Low we miss that voice which
rejoiced or sympathised w Ult as, us om puiitP
eui limbon brixham il or darkened. Ho
wus summoned away ut the dawn of that
In lier ora to his native State, Tor which lu- -o
earnestly awaited und prayed. Um '.<',|
j Willed it thus, und lo Jlis dec ?cc Wc humbly
bow.
j W hat comfort ran we oller that .stricken
household, who awaited his return home
to greet him willi every demonstration
whiuii all cet ion could suggest?
" t heir blood un even tenor kepi
liail the fut til message came
(?0d> lingers touched him und he .slept."
The vole? of friendship wus hashed in the
presence of their snored grief ; human sym
pathy was incommensurable willi tlicugoin
of ihui hitter hour; hut pitying angel* bail
I rom above, ?useeil hy eyes of ilesh, ami
whispered of thc sustaining grace, vf Him.
the lowly Nazarene, who cuuic to eurth lo
comfort them thal wept. And then they
mourned him not us dead.
" Nor blaine We death bccimsi he bare.
i he uso ef virtue out of earth ;
Wc know transplanted human worth,
Will bloom to profit otherwhere."
With .this we laid him in his native earth
lo rest, lhere "Cod's sunshine rests upon him
and Ute angel of the resinrveliou will lind
ililli." .SIDXKY.
Headquarters Second Military District. }
(NOiifii CAUOI.INA AND Soe rn CA no LI NA ? [
t'Ol.t'St111 i. S. C.. March 21 St, I $07. )
[GKNHIIAI. Ol; OMIS No l.j
I. IN ( OMIM.IANC i: WITH GKNKUA1.
oi:i>i;i:s No. in. Headquarters cf thc Army.
March lilli. lSNfi, Ihe undersigned hereby
ussuuies command of thc Second M Hilary
District constinited by the Act (if Congress,
Public No. GS. titi Mareil. 1SH7. entitled "An
Act tor lin- more cttlcient government of thc
rebel States."
II. In tho execution of die cj'.'iiv of th,
I oiiniiandlng Gcnei ul IQ inaiuhihi the SOOihl
ly <-f thc inhabitants in their persons ami
properly, to suppress insurrection, disorder
ami v iolence, and to punish or can-m to bc
punished all disturbers ol' the public peuce
and criminals, (lie local civil tribunals will
be permitted to fake jurisdiction of and try
otl'ende! s. except big only Mich eases as muy
by thc m der ol'the Coiiimunduig Cencral he
refi led to a Commission or other military
tribunal for trial.
III. The civil government now existing in
North Carolina abd South Carolina is provis,
ional only, and in all respeels subject lo thc
p .ruinotml authority nf thc United Slates, td
percede the -ame. lioetij law - and niniiieip- ?
al i cen 1 al ion - not lucousis'elit with the
Constitution and law - ,,f the I niled Stales, j
rn- tim proehihiatloiis of Ihe President! or !
wltil -neb regulation- as arc or may lu- prc- ;
scribed in llie order- of tho Coiiunanding
(.encrai, are hereby ilcchil?fl O' be in fore,-,
ililli; in eonforiniiy llieii>wl|li, civil nlllcers
are hereby aullmri/ed to continue the exercise j.
of their proper function*, and will be respect
ed and obeyed hy (he inhaliiant-.
IV. Whenever ?pty < b ?1 < hlteer. Magistrate
m-( om i iiijgh'Ols or refuses to perform an | .
ri lit?la I a.t properly required of-neb tribunal
m iililCer, wieirby due ami rightful security
t.? person or property -hall he denied, ihe
ca-e will he reported hy lim Post Commun- j
der n> these HeUdqiC.irtOis.
Y. Ce t ( (iininanders will can-e lo he ar
rested persons charged with the commission
nf crimes ami OlVeiices when lite civil author
ities bul t" arrest and hiing sholl otVetnlor
!o trial, and will hold thc accused in custod.t
fm- trial by Military Commission. Provost
curt or idle r tribunal organized pursiiaiu
t.. orders frmn these Headquarters. Arre?is ? |
hy military authority will he reported
promptly. The charges preferred will bc
accompanied by lin- evidence on which they
I aie founded.
j Vi. ihe Commanding (.encrai, de-irin;:
lo pre-crvc tranquility and order hy meitils
und ag?.licles most congenial lo ihe people,
mlie?ts the /calons and cordial e'o-opcr'itlloh
of civil olliccrs in thc discharge of their du
ties, and thc aid ol all good cili/cn- in pre
vent ing conduct tending to disturb the peace .
?md io (Iii end that occasion may seldom
?irise for the exercise of jhilitiiry authority in
matters of ordinary civil administrai ion. Ihe
Commanding fJenoral respectfully and ear
ne-tly commends m Ihe people and authori
ties of North und Smith Carolina unreserved
obedience th the authority now established,
and the diligent, considerate and impartial
execution of the laws enacted for their gov
ernment .
VII. All orders heretofore published to
thc Depuiiiiicni of thc South arc hereby
continued in force.
The follow ing tunned olliccrs are announc
ed as thc sfaiVof thc Major General Com
manding :
( apt. .1. W. Clous, Itsth C. s. Infantry.
Aet. Asst. Adjt. (icu. and Aide-de-Cunip.
Capl. Alexander Moore. ttSth C. S. Infant
ry. Aidc-dc-Cuinp.
?vt. Maj..lill. My rick, 1st |.mut. ltd An..
Aidc-dc-Cainp and Act. .bulge \|]\ Oolite.
Major .lanie- P. Hov . nth C. S. Inft.. Act.
A--(. I lisp. >. (tin.
Uv i. Major ( icmral lt, <>, Tyler. Deputy
I Qiiftrteruia.ster Cen. I". S. A.. Chief (^hurter
! imotcr.
j Pvt. brig. Oclirrul W. \Y, Burns, Major
t and c.s.. C.S. A., Chief Commissary of
; Subsistence.
I
Pvt. lieut. Col. Charles Tage. Surg. C.
S. A.. Med. Director
D. ti. SICKLES,
Major ticncrid Commanding,
j OlVbMnl : .T, W. CT ors. Alde-nV-Camp.
1
RARE CHANCE TO
rriu MASK
(ri to ( ] i i [ i<:
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER.
No 2S7 A ?SH K.v-r HAK < OMNI it Ol
LA I ?KN? STU??KT.
lt \ru\,hV:,'Vs 'iHIKl :l KI,IM?l.v of
SlYiAK,
KLOKK,
TKA,
Wliloj, will l". sol.l al lowest ?i??ke^p*o?:
lor ? ash only. 1
?j- Shiel attention given lo countrv
Older* ililli sat.star.i,,,, gamuntcod.
-rf'
s5? (SKI
IV?
Pim: uin?<<rs?^iiod respectfully hi toni i
his fernier cu.-toinrrs ami Mu- phillie
generally that ht has re-opened, for
thc season, his Saloon. No. SA ( albot?n Sired
apposite K liza bot ll, where he will he happy
to serve them. Having attentive attendant*,
tilt elforts will he to please. Thu quality of
Iiis Cream is loo well kli?Avlj for comment.
Kimi I Iles s.ipplicd us usual in quantities to
. nit. at all hours.
Pi? Nies, Maroons, etc.. supplied at ?hort
.sl notice.
In all cases. Cltr.AM, QUALITY and Qt'ANTI
i Y warranted.
No charlo if tho Cream tlo'nt prove as re
:onunciidcd.
ll KN RY I.U( OM11.KA
|nh\ $nh\ pitr,
FA1U IX AID OF
S?, MARK'S P. E. CHURCH.
lin. LA outs MK Sr. M AUK'S "SKWING
1I1CI.K" nio-l respectfully announce to thc
adics am) gent leinen Ol'Chili'U'Stoii that their
KA 1 IL for t he beni lit of St. Marks will bc
?pened on Kastor Monday. April 2i<\, lsur.
it :? o'clock l\ M.. at '. Morton's Mudding-,"
Meeting street, bet ween I la?el and Pinekncy
?licet-, add continue for eight successive
ughts.
Thc public are invited to call and ?ive US
heir patronage in this liable work.
Admission I.Vcehts. Children ll) cents.
SI?AS0N ll? K I i IS (INK DOI.I.AI:.
Tickets to he ha,I at the doOr. ami froj
l'A I L'i'nfNSIM'f. '
.jo .iiis. Ki DKKKKKi
GET THE BEFIT,
A COMPRHENSIVE
DICTIONARY OF THE
BIBLE.
MAINLY AKKIDC Kl> KK?.M
Du. YV.M. s.M Ki ll's DICTIONARY OK
Tl IK III lt LK.
wt ru
Important Adiiitioiis ami "Improvements,
and Kive Hundred Illustrations.
I
Dr. Smith'- Dictionary of thc bible, pub
i-hed iii Isiid-'tk'h ami containing. In its Unce j
arge oCtavp volumes, m arly 11,2011 paye-, i
i work of acknowledged excellence; Om it?
d/.e. eo-l. and seltidarly Character, mu-l pre- '
, eiit tiny ?xieii.slv.ii circulation ot it among i
he ?real ma-- ol' those w lo de-ire and need '
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ieii.-i\c 1 liclioniliv," on which nearly two,
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; lou. oil lld'pail of the I'.dttor ami Publish-1
r-. ofihc hoed of -neb a muddled abridg
ment of thc original work lis should liliikc
die results ol modern scholarship generally .
icce-'-ihic j
Th? Kditor, Kev. Samuel VY. ihirmnn. M.
A.. i- well known among (lie graduates ni
Yale College asan accurate and thorough
-cludar. Mis experience in ls l?-17. as the
principal as?i?iani ol thc hue I'mi, < I nod rich.
in Ibo revision of Webster's Dictionary One
abridged ami royal octavo edition->. made
him familiar w ii li i ho details ol' lexicography ;
and his subsequent labors as au Otlichil Ox
poillider of thc Scripture-, gave him a pl'ilo
lical acquaintance w iib the w auls of thc peo
ple in Hie fu-Id of biblical knowledge.
Thc item rat /Viiiciyi/i'S which havi! guided
in the preparation ol' the present w ork have
boen :
I. To make every thing intelligible to tho-c
who mulei stand only Kngli-h, and io phi a1
i hem ?is Hearty tis possible on a level with
thc scholar- who arc familiar with thc origi
nal languages bf the Scriptures.
II. To condense lin- greatest po.-blie
amount of valuable informal tun bucolic vol
ume of convenient size ami moderate eos!.
III. To guard against all miltie ncc > hostile
tu < iiristiiin faith and love.
I bc page is .somewhat larger tl.'in
that of Smith's Dictionary, and thc type it a
heavier face, ?ind moro easily rend. No pains
will he -parid lo make the mechanical ovc
ciiiion accurate ?uni beautiful..
77? Dictionary trill hr itsttiil in m tni-in<uth
hj it umbers of '2S myal octant 'pay?s iwA. The
ichote icorA.' trill ?irob?bbj ht eontitxntti in ioma
2i mimbi rs.
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liahers.
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CofNlltV.
To Ni.w.si'.yi'Kus. Any Newspaporaiior
inserting till? advertisement 1| ino-., ?ml no
ticing each number rt S it appear.,, w ill ru'eive
% copy of tim hook hy mail pait*pii|tl.
Apr. Pl Lin-,
TAKE NOTICE.
I I ( >i?JL? L3S? 8
2r?>Y.fc; r JO7VLT0 .A.Gh?I3LSr I
Ml SIC
HOPKIN- Mt'sib sciiooi. OK Al>Mlih:i> vms,
i- -nil al his*,,|,| stand, No. ;?T ileiirlcil.-i
Sli .'i'l ; I liai lestOli, So. < a.
.iiiiis r. HOPKINS,
March Kl (A colored professor.)
LANDRETH'S
Warranted Garden Seeds
Have been familiarly Known to lim Ann i i< an
Public lor upwards ul Ihrec-qiuirter- ol a ceil
mry.
TH KY SIM'.AK TH Kl H OWN PUAIsi;
WIIKUKVKH I'i.ANTKtl.
Doalors in Soods
Whether Country Mcrcliants, booksellers.
Druggists, or ttegitlur Seedsmen, not already
customers of tito subscribers ?n e Invited t<>
become ?nc b.
ot: it WUOI.LSAI.I: OUICK LIST,
Published to the 'lY\ule Only will he mailed
lo all dealers who apply.
l.ANDKK I II S Itl'lt.M, KKdlSTKK
& ALMANAC TOR 1S?7
Cont ti hiing uiuneroits hints on Horticulture,
will he ma lo all applic infs who cneloscing
a two cont sdi np with their address to
DAVID l.ANDUKTH ?fc SON.
I'lh I adel ph ia. Ccu n sylvania.
NATIONAL
FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS
AND
TlATST COMPANY.
?-0- j
ClIAKTKKKD HY ActOF CONOKKSS. j
M. T. UK WITT, President.
VV. S. GIOFK?TI?. First vice-President
A. S. HAKNKS. Second Yiec-Prc-idciit.
lbw..I. \V. AI.VO?ID. C.irrcspolidhig See'tyi
I >. I/ANSI Nt! I.A M UKI'T. Ko olding Sce'ty.
Saml. I.. Il A PHIS, Cen. financial Inspector.
Principal olllec.s; CF.DAI?-STKF.F.T [Aliter-1
lean Kxebange bank Ituildlng.) New Vbrk
Cit v.
Branch at Charleston, S.O.
ll STATF.-STUKKT. I
liped 'ever i dav. Sundays and Holiday-j
. l>t. .1. I. O. ? M . . .. ,
M.
j
"ne. .-i i < i 'i <>M noi.i. vu oil Mour. tir.ei.iv'i.o.
Idieresi pavahh' in .bl ll lui ry ami .Inly, in
esti'll v ear.
All depbsti.s will h.- repaid with Interest j
due when required.
AU the pridlts In ??Og to thc ile|.o-ilor-.
itt'iUtcllfS have been established in tin
principal Cities Iii un N.w Yhi'k to New Or
leans, ami accounts . an lu'transferred from
tine brunell to aiioihcr. w ii hom charge or;j
interrupting the htU'resi.
Invest nieiils fro billy inade in -cuntir- Of
the I'idted Slates- (
Ult 11A PD ll.<AIN.
Chidrimin Advi-my ( mnmltteei
Pl?ANCis 1.. C'A ll DO/A.
Secretary.
NATHAN iiri'tKH.
Ma?rl, ll) 1 yh Art ier Cashier.
? ? cv ? W r ol o j) vi itt $ pi ? ute.
Cor, ol'Ka-t Hay and Vernoil Sj reels.
OlinrlOst on, Sot 11 li < U\ fol ti iii
FACULTY.
likv. T. WU.LAUD LE ll'LS, AA
M. Pi t sidcnt. /'/ o/r.s-.so/- nf /.<//*;/?/.?;/( N ;
und Church Polity.
UK I . ALONZO WKJtSTElt) A. .IL j
jWtf?ssdr hf 'Hu u?ogii und Ehieutn?i.
Dr. M. O'. CAMPLIN. Lecturer ti?
l'hysioloif)/ and Lttu's nf Hi idlli .
Mr. CHAULES J'. WOLD ATC
j
TL ii, Instructor in Scientific Dopa rh]
na 'itt.
Spring Term nf Eleven Weeks coin in ? ti e?
i mi ?IVdhc.sdb>/, Marvh -7 IS'57
l'ail " Eic rc n . Oct. '?.
W?li(t)." " Thursday,
.fan. 2. ISIhS.
Member- (d' the Methodist Kpiscopal
Church, designing lo devote themselves to
the Ministry, may bc admitted as members
ol' the ln-ti(u(f, hy recommendation ol a
Quarterly Conference or the Presiding Ki
der.
Tuition Free, Aid granted lo i li?se who
are needy and vv ort li v .
Candidates for lite Mini-try in other ( 'bri
dan Churches received on liberal terms.
The Trustees arc determined to give to this
School all thc clements and ellleieney ?if tl
ll rM-Ol St f's Theological Institute.
Trustees,
T. U n.i.vito 1.1.wis, ll. .Itnor. .Mooni:,
ALONZO WK MST tnt. ?JOSHfA WILSON.
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